Brown v. University of State of New York
192 N.E. 416, 265 N.Y. 290, 1934 N.Y. LEXIS 1030
Opinion
The papers used on the motion for a preliminary injunction are not properly a part of the record when the appeal is from the judgment and the Appellate Division has decided that the motion for a declaratory judgment must be granted on the pleadings.
*291 In as much as the record has been printed it will be unnecessary to reprint the record on appeal, but on the argument the papers on the motion for a preliminary injunction will not be considered.
Motion denied.
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Brown v. University of State of New York, 192 N.E. 416, 265 N.Y. 290, 1934 N.Y. LEXIS 1030 (N.Y. 1934).
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